Yun Zhao, an expert in modern criminal psychology, died in the line of duty and transformed into a useless junior sister of a small sect that cultivates immortality.
The spiritual energy here relies on enlightenment, and the Taoism relies on enlightenment. Her fellow disciples mocked her as "the shame of the sect".
Yun Zhao silently took out micro-expression analysis and data modeling——
When fighting, you first calculate parabolas, when refining elixirs, you focus on big data, and when making formations, you focus on logical loopholes.
By accident, scientific cultivation of immortality became popular.
Until she met Xie Wuwang, the ceiling of combat power in the world of immortality.
This Taoist respects obsessive-compulsive disorder, believes in absolute order, and cannot tolerate any surprises in life.
And Yun Zhao is the only "variable" in his perfect world.
He tried to fix her, but she crashed his system again and again.
Until one day, Xie Wuwang watched her use mathematical formations to trap the demon wolf, and suddenly said:
"Do you want to work with me to redefine this world?"
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Purpose: Macro level: break stereotypes and embrace change. Through the fierce collision between modern scientific thinking and the classical system of cultivating immortality, the novel explores that the rigid "absolute order" is not the truth. Only by tolerating "variables" and accepting dynamic balance can the world be truly full of vitality. Personal growth level: the integration of rationality and sensibility. The growth of the heroine Yun Zhao is from the ultimate rationalist to learning understanding, empathy and guidance, and finally achieving the dual perfection of IQ and EQ. This reflects that both "complete rationality" and "complete sensibility" have limitations, and the combination of the two is a more advanced wisdom. Emotional relationship level: complementation and co-progress. The relationship between the male and female protagonists symbolizes the dialectical unity of "order" and "variables". Their interaction shows that the most ideal relationship is not one that overwhelms the other, but one that leads to a higher state of mutual respect and challenge, achieving the growth of "1 1 > 2".